S. Maria delle Grazie - Zeta International Milan Guide, Italy

Zeta International Milan Guide: S. MARIA DELLE GRAZIE
	Originally constructed in austere Gothic style in 1490, the church and its adjoining convent are now a symbol of the glory of Renaissance Milan. Ludovico il Moro, in his quest to turn Milan into a beautiful rival of Florence, directed the architect Bramante (Donato di Pascuccio) to reconstruct the apse and lantern of his favourite church, St. Mary of Grace. Leonardo da Vinci was commissioned to paint the frescos - the most famous being the Cenacolo or Last Supper, which graces the far wall of the adjacent Dominican dining hall.

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Carlyle Brera Hotel	Table 14	CBH
Hotel Ariosto	Table 17	HA
Hotel Zurigo	Table 20	HZ

Zeta International Milan Guide: S. MARIA DELLE GRAZIE
Originally constructed in austere Gothic style in 1490, the church and its adjoining convent are now a symbol of the glory of Renaissance Milan. Ludovico il Moro, in his quest to turn Milan into a beautiful rival of Florence, directed the architect Bramante (Donato di Pascuccio) to reconstruct the apse and lantern of his favourite church, St. Mary of Grace. Leonardo da Vinci was commissioned to paint the frescos - the most famous being the Cenacolo or Last Supper, which graces the far wall of the adjacent Dominican dining hall.

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Carlyle Brera Hotel Table 14 CBH
Hotel Ariosto Table 17 HA
Hotel Zurigo Table 20 HZ

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